filipino films

HAWAII — The Honolulu Museum of Art showcased its annual Filipino Film Festival at the Doris Duke Theater, celebrating over 100 years of original storytelling and cinema. Four independent films and two workshops featured this year...

LOS ANGELES — As more and more developments are popping up all over Historic Filipinotown, the entertainment industry has taken notice, and is starting to move in. Visionary filmmaker and Hollywood powerhouse Ava Duvernay, the force...

San Diego, CA — A warm San Diego summer night was filled with the smells of Filipino food, the colors of the Philippine flag, and the captivating visuals of short films presented by young Filipino American...

Fil-Am director Michele Josue won an Emmy in 2016 for her documentary “Matt Shepard is a Friend of Mine.” For her next big project, she chose something that’s also personal but also brought her to her...

With the success of movies like Crazy Rich Asians and Always Be My Baby, a group of Fil-Am filmmakers believe the movie world is ready for a uniquely Filipino American story that anyone can relate to....

The independent Filipino film “Yellow Rose,” featuring Eva Noblezada and Lea Salonga, releases its official trailer. ...Read More

Manny tells us about “Rainbow’s Sunset:” I enjoyed the affecting story, we have the brilliant Eddie Garcia as Ramon, a former senator and married to the equally fantastic Gloria Romero as Sylvia. Ramon decides to come...

When it comes to telling to stories on Filipino culture, Benito Bautista has made a big mark with films such as Harana and Gift of the Barong. But the San Diego-based filmmaker, has shown some international-cross...

NEW YORK — A new Filipino-American film makes a groundbreaking screening at Robert de Niro’s Tribeca Film Festival. Lingua Franca is making its debut as the first American full-length feature film written, directed, and even starring...

The Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival, the country’s longest-running film festival presented by Visual Communications, celebrated Asian American pride and artistry in the entertainment sphere. Cinematagrafo’s “Yellow Rose,” starring Lea Salonga and Eva Noblezada, opened...